Tarzan Haiku
Ultimate swinger
Tarzan articulated
"Me Tarzan, you Jane"
Jane smiled at Tarzan
"Let's snuggle in the jungle"
Tarzan was in love
The animals cheered
A wedding in the jungle
Cheetah as best ape
Published by Steven West
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5 Comments
Post a CommentNice haiku. I have never seen a haiku done this way. I recently just started writing that form of poetry and have only done the traditional 3 lines. I love this!
great!
I loved Tarzan! 5*
Thanks for sharing!
...And what were Tarzan's very last words? "Oops! Who greased the grapevine?"